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Here's another vote for the Mini-Beast II. I installed it in about 20 minutes.
 
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I got a set of Rivco at Daytona last year for $165. Install was pretty straight forward on the 09 Ultra. Quite loud.
 
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http://www.howardshorns.com/
Made here in the USA. Yes it matters.
Boycott chinese products!!
 
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My vote is for the Propad mini Beast. I installed it last year at Sturgis at their vendor site at Blackhills Harley on my 07. I am a firm believer in a a air horn and use it often. I had the harley unit installed when I purchased the Bike and the Bracket Broke 3 times!!! I kept having them repair it cause it was still under extended warranty. Obviously bad design. I finally was fed up and tired of being without a horn while they ordered parts. I am totally happy with the propad and they said that they tested their bracket extensively and were aware of the Harley Brackets faults. You would think that MOCO would just make a better bracket!? Anyway, propad looks awesome and works great!!
 
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Rivco...extremely high pitched and loud!

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I vote for BJ Specialties. Easy install and extremly loud
http://bjspecialties.com/harleytouringhorns.html
 
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Originally Posted by Flying Horse
I have the Alloy Arts air horn in the flame design. It looks good and it sounds like a truck.

Kuryakyn makes a horn that looks like an air horn but isn't. I'm not sure if they have added an air horn to their inventory.
Do you have a link for them?
 
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A good friend has the Wolo Bad boy. It does not have the actual trumpets as part of it but is loud loud enough to make you chit your pants.
 
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I've been thinking about changing to this Kuryakyn air horn setup.

 


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